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There seems to be a problem with some buildings not transfering their products to the warehouse/town center but otherwise a very good game. I get gold smelters and blacksmiths with 100s of coins/tools in them. I think you should tweak the game a little so that anything produced is immediately in the marketplace or something.

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@mikesully52
... you moron. doing that would make the game the equivalent to new maps for stronghold 2... and dont say it wont, because i play that game everyday i dont have work

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Great game! + If you agree. Also, i know the debate for the War/non-war feature has been argued, and in my personal opinion, there should and not. As in, a mode where you face off on an AI opponent (Credit to Siggon) to where you could make peace or create war, but also a normal mode you play alone. Great game, 5/5! Again, + if you agree ^^

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I would love a feature where players could create and size maps, as well as game modes where you have AI opponents. The AI opponent mode would require features such as diplomacy and trade with opponents buying & selling at prices which would depend on supply and demand, also influenced by universal supply and demand. You would then also be able to see the average price of an item, and it would be cooler if players capitalize on those stats features to monopolize a resource. Desperation for a resource could then result in a war, which can call for the military feature. If we have lands completely separated by water, you can also add a "port" or "tunnel" feature. This is a great game which deserves no less than 5/5! I wish we had larger maps though...

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This is a game I can't stop coming back to. I like how it doesn't follow the usual game pattern. Instead of "Build, grow, defend, repeat" it's more like "Build,grow,prosper". You made an absolutely beautiful game, and I hope you don't drastically change your strategy by adding enemies.

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I saved and when reloaded my large mansion had the capacity of a medium mansion, my large shack the capacity of small shack, and my luxury house of large house 2. That's pretty messed up :(

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Two marketplaces with 7 and 10 tools adjacent to a Large House that's wanted Tools for a year. 100% educated Middle Class, 14% Lower Class, despite a city served by only 1 School (which info-box says serves Lower Class only). 8 Lumberyards and 3 Sawmills and I still never have any wood? Coal on one side of the map, iron on the other, should I still build a Blacksmith? Where? Deciphering this game requires psychic powers.

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The tutorial needs more work, perhaps split up into sections. I understood all about resources but wasn't sure about civic and entertainment (effectiveness and such). I still haven't been able to tell if having 1 quarry on 4 stones or 2 quarries on 4 stones is more effective.
Also, even though this is a building type game, a little warfare would make a challenge (perhaps a separate mode). A few more challenges would be things like crime, where theres good (churches/monasteries) there's always evil (jails/courthouses).
As for controls having the ability to scroll the map is always good, that and quick select buttons.
Graphics wise I only had 2 problems the scroll was a little choppy and the buildings themselves really had no activity (farms didnt grow food etc.). Other than that I love the old-school look.
I rate this 4/5. Although it would be hard work (new systems and all that fun) this game could be a 5/5. Thank you for a few hours of fun.

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HEY! Please don't listen to ANYONE who wants you to add a fighting element/ war to the game!
I'm incredibly happy there is this ONE strategy game WITHOUT violence.
I didn't find ANY other. In all games you have to kill or fight something. THAT is boring. Every game has it. Like an illness :)
Ok, with that said now here comes what change i'd be happy to see: DETAILS. There is no information about any part of the production of goods. People are emigrating because of lack of religious services, or food, but there is no way to know which building produces the required amount of goods. THE AMOUNT. The exact amount, not just that it does produce some. If there would be these data to read, I would have the chance to solve the situation. It's not enough to se the changing total of gold/timber/stone. It's impotant to see what EACH BUILDING produces. If you add this, there's no better flash game than yours :)

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